Yishuv
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Oct 27, 2026
J Street’s Place in the Jewish Tent – with John Ruskay
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11:16John RuskayGUEST
Economics, socialist-capitalist, religion, secular-religious, and even Jewish state-binational.
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11:24John RuskayGUEST
And this created a very rich, contentious debate within the Jewish community, within the Zionist movement, and the basis for a multi-party system, first in the Yishuv and later in Israel.
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11:35John RuskayGUEST
I actually think that was extremely helpful.
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11:38John RuskayGUEST
Now, after 1948, attacked, we mobilized, gathered around, wanted to support this amazing young state that was embattled.
Reading Solzhenitsyn's '200 Years Together' w/ Dr. Matthew Raphael Johnson - Part 21-30
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228:04Pete QuiñonesHOST
In the middle of the nineteenth century, there were twelve thousand Jews in Palestine, whereas at the end of the eleventh century, there were twenty-five thousand.
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228:12Pete QuiñonesHOST
These Jews, these Jewish towns in the land of Israel constituted what was called the Yishuv.
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228:18Pete QuiñonesHOST
All their inhabitants, men, were only studying Judaism and nothing else.
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228:23Pete QuiñonesHOST
They lived on Halakha, subsidies sent by Jewish communities in Europe.
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228:28Pete QuiñonesHOST
These funds were distributed by the rabbis, hence the absolute authority of the rabbis.
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228:32Pete QuiñonesHOST
The leaders of the Yishuv rejected any attempt to create the country, in the country even an embryo of productive work of Jewish origin.
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228:42Pete QuiñonesHOST
They were studying exclusively the Talmud, nothing else, and on a fairly elementary level.
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228:47Pete QuiñonesHOST
The great Jewish historian G. Graetz, who visited Palestine in 1872, found that only a minority studied for real.
Reading Solzhenitsyn's '200 Years Together' w/ Dr. Matthew Raphael Johnson - Part 21-30
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222:32Pete QuiñonesHOST
In the middle of the nineteenth century, there were twelve thousand Jews in Palestine, whereas at the end of the eleventh century, there were twenty-five thousand.
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222:40Pete QuiñonesHOST
These Jews, these Jewish towns in the land of Israel constituted what was called the Yishuv.
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222:47Pete QuiñonesHOST
All their inhabitants, men, were only studying Judaism and nothing else.
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222:51Pete QuiñonesHOST
They lived on Halakha, subsidies sent by Jewish communities in Europe.
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222:56Pete QuiñonesHOST
These funds were distributed by the rabbis, hence the absolute authority of the rabbis.
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223:01Pete QuiñonesHOST
The leaders of the Yishuv rejected any attempt to create the country, in the country even an embryo of productive work of Jewish origin.
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223:10Pete QuiñonesHOST
They were studying exclusively the Talmud, nothing else, and on a fairly elementary level.
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223:16Pete QuiñonesHOST
The great Jewish historian G. Graetz, who visited Palestine in 1872, found that only a minority studied for real.
Igeret HaKodesh: Epistle 27 - Part 1
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0:31Avraham ZajacHOST
who was one of the greatest students of the Maggid, to the point that the Alter Rebbe, for a time after the passing of the Maggid, became a Chassid of Menachem Medel Horodoker.
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0:46Avraham ZajacHOST
He moved to Eretz Yisrael during the period of time that many, many Chassidic families fulfilled the mitzvah of Yishuv Eretz Yisrael by moving from Russia, from Lithuania, and settling in the Holy Land.
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1:02Avraham ZajacHOST
And in those days, parenthetically, there was no source of livelihood in Eretz Yisroel.
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1:08Avraham ZajacHOST
And for that to happen, there needed to be a partnership between the Yidden that still lived outside Eretz Yisroel.
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1:15Avraham ZajacHOST
They needed to send financial support for those, for the Yishuv of Hasidim that moved to Eretz Yisroel.
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1:21Avraham ZajacHOST
And that's really the origin of Koilol Hasidim, later becoming Koilol Chabad.
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1:27Avraham ZajacHOST
Rabbi Nachman of Haradok moved to Eretz Yisrael in the non-Jewish year of 1777, and he passed away in year 1788.
Mussar Vaad - Parshas Lech Lecha - Rabbi Yakov Frand
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3:06Yakov FrandGUEST
That at Harug-e-Beitar, it was a Gefer Elcha slaughter.
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3:11Yakov FrandGUEST
And finally put an end to the Yishuv of Eretz Yisrael and Ba'i Yesheni.
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3:19Yakov FrandGUEST
It was a terrible defeat.
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3:22Yakov FrandGUEST
And the Gemara in Gittin Nun Zayin Nun Ches tells us in graphic detail the Churban that happened.
Was Jabotinsky the Father of Likud and the Israeli Right?
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16:17Yael SteinerHOST
And he had put into his will that he would like his body to be repatriated if he dies abroad to the state of Israel, which he didn't know existed at the time.
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16:27Yael SteinerHOST
So I guess he would have called it the Yishuv or Eretz Yisrael.
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16:32Yael SteinerHOST
And Ben-Gurion hated Jabotinsky so much that that it was not until 1963, when Ben-Gurion was no longer prime minister, that the state of Israel allowed his body to be returned.
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16:47Yael SteinerHOST
Ben-Gurion had 15 years in the premiership where he said, absolutely not.
Perek Rebbi Eliezer D'Milah #4 - Mitzah of Lulav, When to Bake Matzah, Taz HaYaduah, Shofar Shel Yovel, Machshierie Mitzvah Dosheh Shabbos (132a)
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10:45Hershel SchachterHOST
That's a new thing.
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10:47Hershel SchachterHOST
Me'er Shalom is a new Yishuv.
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10:50Hershel SchachterHOST
So the Shaduva is, let's say, I shook the lulav already in the morning on the first day of Sukkot.
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10:57Hershel SchachterHOST
Then I walk a few steps.
Death of the Prophet: The Life of Ze’ev Jabotinsky, Part 4
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7:02Jay CovitzHOST
The revolt started with a general strike and boycott, which ultimately devolved into Arab arm resistance against both British rule and Zionist immigration.
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7:11Jay CovitzHOST
The official Yishuv policy was called Havlaga, restraint.
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7:15Jay CovitzHOST
Defend Jews as needed, but do not initiate the fight.
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7:20Jay CovitzHOST
Jabotinsky went along with it until the pressure from within the Irgun simply had to be released, and he couldn't deny it any longer.
Yoreh Deah Shiur #16 - Hadacha for Tzonen B’Tzonen - Siman 91
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29:22Aryeh LebowitzHOST
That people are going to forget that there's such a thing called Chava.
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29:25Aryeh LebowitzHOST
I mean, how many people were living in Eretz Sol? The Yishuv in Eretz Sol is very small.
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29:29Aryeh LebowitzHOST
Especially these Kzerus who were made in the times of Bayesheni.
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29:32Aryeh LebowitzHOST
Who went back to Eretz Sol in the times of Bayesheni? It was, I mean, read the Navi.
What Just Happened on the Temple Mount After 2,000 Years | EP 66
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10:14Nissim BlackHOST
Um, and, and so there's a forgetfulness that has to take place before the birth is, is, is, is, is, uh, brought a- brought about.
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10:22Nissim BlackHOST
So we said, specifically speaking about that, you know, the old Yishuv, as they're coming in and realizing that this is the, the beginning of, of the geulah, which doesn't look right, but he ex- exactly expressed what you said in a different way, saying that, you know, it wasn't just them throwing off religion and the, the yarmulkes.
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10:41Nissim BlackHOST
It's, this is a birth taking place.
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10:43Nissim BlackHOST
We've been patched on the mouth, and there's a forgetfulness.
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